Lessons -Students use BASIC to create 3 simple computer programs, create a arm online, & use the Turing method to analyze artifical intelligence: Discovery Edu
Science: Collections of sites & tools
Over 3,000 science and math activities - has phone app for teachers too:
Resources for Introducing Topics in Science:
This YouTube channel has lots of videos on a variety of topics: crashcourse
Collections of Learning & Teacher Resources:
Great search engine just for education- facts, data, videos, quizzes!: Gooru
Great Collections of Resources:
Science Friday: Weekly NPR broadcast - except the website contains tons of quality audio & video on all topics
MIT has videos explaining science & math concepts - yes -MIT!!: http://k12videos.mit.edu/
Good Articles on Science & Environment: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-22039872
YouTube channels for Science:
http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2012/10/7-great-youtube-channels-for-science.html
Matter & Energy:
Force, Motion & Energy:
Students can learn phyics, chemistry, energy laws, etc. by doing simple experiments with household items (how-to-videos):
Students learn physics via gaming: msichicago.org
Earth & Space:
Take part in several ongoing projects- finding planets, understanding whale calls, etc.!: zooniverse
Water Cycle:
Organisms & Environment:
Students help to solve environmental (real-world) problems as a class or individually: RandomKid
Find the animals & plants in any region in the U.S.- Interactive Map : http://www.usanpn.org/files/viz/index.html#
Take part in several ongoing projects- finding planets, understanding whale calls, etc.!: zooniverse
Energy Resources sites collected by Mr. T.:
Technology
Lessons -Students use BASIC to create 3 simple computer programs, create a arm online, & use the Turing method to analyze artifical intelligence: Discovery Edu
Science: Collections of sites & tools
Over 3,000 science and math activities - has phone app for teachers too:
Many great sites by the U.S. gov.: FREE
Tons of great sites for engaging students: scroll down to the categories of:
Crime & Justice; Securty; Defense, Environment, Science: http://bensguide.gpo.gov/subject.html
Great collection: FreeTech4Teachers
California Science Center: www.californiasciencecenter.org
How Stuff Works: Check out the staff's favs! -coool!: howstuffworks.com
Cool Books on Science:
Extensive collection in aim to interest teens in science: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Cool Articles:
Boy attends school by a robot:
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/my-classmate-robot-ny-pupil-attends-remotely
Educational Gaming:
Resources - great list of lessons, tutorials, & videos, etc.: amd.com
Gamestar Mechanic: website & community to help kids make games: What is it?
Free version on Gamestar Mechanic available to educators: http://gamestarmechanic.com/teachers.
Gamestar Mechanic Ideas and How-to
Science Blogs to follow:
Science & technology education: marjee.org